Sentence examples for enforce guidelines for from inspiring English sources

The department is asking lawmakers for some leeway to set and enforce guidelines for the financial gatekeepers.

In his earlier dismissal, Meyer said the plaintiffs were trying merely to enforce guidelines for spring water under the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, and that this pre-empted their state law claims.

It should also develop and enforce guidelines for the prudent use of new and old antibiotics, starting with the elimination of sub-therapeutic levels of antibiotics in livestock feed, and clamp down on the useless practice of prescribing antibiotics for colds.

The state legislature has shied away from enforcing guidelines for urban development in the Phoenix area.

Much like Apple took over the computing industry by incorporating hardware and software with design and user experience in mind, successful blockchains will need to do better in enforcing guidelines for developers.

While physicians must continue developing and enforcing guidelines for discharging their social responsibility while practicing abroad, the field of medical tourism is less well prepared to develop the tools and guidelines needed for socially responsible medical tourism.

The goal of this ongoing trial is to show non-inferiority of the PCT guided antibiotic management approach in comparison to enforced guidelines for the primary endpoint (i.e. the disease-specific failure rate within 30 days).

• To the Editor: Creating a body with the power to enforce national guidelines for treatment based on clinical and cost effectiveness would be a serious distortion of the comparative effectiveness research (CER) provisions of the health reform law.

Twitter also said it was redefining its "Developer Rules of the Road," and would start enforcing stricter guidelines for new apps that are developed on the platform.

Accordingly, we propose reforms across all branches of government to protect minors in CFIs, including updated and better enforced agency guidelines for child interviews, an end to child detention, habeas review, and appointment of counsel.

Afterward, federal regulators enforced stricter guidelines for financial institutions that they deemed too big to fail.